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  1. @philip I think it'll be weeks or months, more likely months, before it's fixed.

    It will remain fixed for a period of days or weeks.

    Then it will break down again.

    Some context for people seeing this outside Melbourne: Box Hill is the main commercial "hub" of Melbourne's eastern suburbs. It's not yet a second downtown, but there's some suggestions it could eventually become one.

    There's a growing number of tall office buildings and apartment towers. I took some photos last time I was in Melbourne: https://pixelfed.social/p/ajsadauskas/911568051347668761

    At the centre is a multimodal transport Interchange called Box Hill Central.

    Underneath is a train station on two lines running from the centre of Melbourne to the outer eastern suburbs. On the ground floor is a shopping centre, market, and large food court. Nearby is a tram line and an under-construction metro.

    And on the rooftop is a major bus station that serves multiple bus lines across Melbourne's eastern suburbs. I think about 12 or 14 in total?

    There's whole suburbs where the sole connection to the rest of Melbourne's public transport network is a bus that runs to Box Hill Central.

    Anyone transferring from those busses to a connecting train or tram, or travelling to Box Hill, depends on this one escalator.

    #vicpol #auspol #city #cities #transit #boxhill #Melbourne #train #tram #bus #Vic #Victoria #Australia

  2. @philip I think it'll be weeks or months, more likely months, before it's fixed.

    It will remain fixed for a period of days or weeks.

    Then it will break down again.

    Some context for people seeing this outside Melbourne: Box Hill is the main commercial "hub" of Melbourne's eastern suburbs. It's not yet a second downtown, but there's some suggestions it could eventually become one.

    There's a growing number of tall office buildings and apartment towers. I took some photos last time I was in Melbourne: https://pixelfed.social/p/ajsadauskas/911568051347668761

    At the centre is a multimodal transport Interchange called Box Hill Central.

    Underneath is a train station on two lines running from the centre of Melbourne to the outer eastern suburbs. On the ground floor is a shopping centre, market, and large food court. Nearby is a tram line and an under-construction metro.

    And on the rooftop is a major bus station that serves multiple bus lines across Melbourne's eastern suburbs. I think about 12 or 14 in total?

    There's whole suburbs where the sole connection to the rest of Melbourne's public transport network is a bus that runs to Box Hill Central.

    Anyone transferring from those busses to a connecting train or tram, or travelling to Box Hill, depends on this one escalator.

    #vicpol #auspol #city #cities #transit #boxhill #Melbourne #train #tram #bus #Vic #Victoria #Australia

  3. @philip I think it'll be weeks or months, more likely months, before it's fixed.

    It will remain fixed for a period of days or weeks.

    Then it will break down again.

    Some context for people seeing this outside Melbourne: Box Hill is the main commercial "hub" of Melbourne's eastern suburbs. It's not yet a second downtown, but there's some suggestions it could eventually become one.

    There's a growing number of tall office buildings and apartment towers. I took some photos last time I was in Melbourne: https://pixelfed.social/p/ajsadauskas/911568051347668761

    At the centre is a multimodal transport Interchange called Box Hill Central.

    Underneath is a train station on two lines running from the centre of Melbourne to the outer eastern suburbs. On the ground floor is a shopping centre, market, and large food court. Nearby is a tram line and an under-construction metro.

    And on the rooftop is a major bus station that serves multiple bus lines across Melbourne's eastern suburbs. I think about 12 or 14 in total?

    There's whole suburbs where the sole connection to the rest of Melbourne's public transport network is a bus that runs to Box Hill Central.

    Anyone transferring from those busses to a connecting train or tram, or travelling to Box Hill, depends on this one escalator.

    #vicpol #auspol #city #cities #transit #boxhill #Melbourne #train #tram #bus #Vic #Victoria #Australia

  4. @philip I think it'll be weeks or months, more likely months, before it's fixed.

    It will remain fixed for a period of days or weeks.

    Then it will break down again.

    Some context for people seeing this outside Melbourne: Box Hill is the main commercial "hub" of Melbourne's eastern suburbs. It's not yet a second downtown, but there's some suggestions it could eventually become one.

    There's a growing number of tall office buildings and apartment towers. I took some photos last time I was in Melbourne: https://pixelfed.social/p/ajsadauskas/911568051347668761

    At the centre is a multimodal transport Interchange called Box Hill Central.

    Underneath is a train station on two lines running from the centre of Melbourne to the outer eastern suburbs. On the ground floor is a shopping centre, market, and large food court. Nearby is a tram line and an under-construction metro.

    And on the rooftop is a major bus station that serves multiple bus lines across Melbourne's eastern suburbs. I think about 12 or 14 in total?

    There's whole suburbs where the sole connection to the rest of Melbourne's public transport network is a bus that runs to Box Hill Central.

    Anyone transferring from those busses to a connecting train or tram, or travelling to Box Hill, depends on this one escalator.

    #vicpol #auspol #city #cities #transit #boxhill #Melbourne #train #tram #bus #Vic #Victoria #Australia

  5. @philip I think it'll be weeks or months, more likely months, before it's fixed.

    It will remain fixed for a period of days or weeks.

    Then it will break down again.

    Some context for people seeing this outside Melbourne: Box Hill is the main commercial "hub" of Melbourne's eastern suburbs. It's not yet a second downtown, but there's some suggestions it could eventually become one.

    There's a growing number of tall office buildings and apartment towers. I took some photos last time I was in Melbourne: https://pixelfed.social/p/ajsadauskas/911568051347668761

    At the centre is a multimodal transport Interchange called Box Hill Central.

    Underneath is a train station on two lines running from the centre of Melbourne to the outer eastern suburbs. On the ground floor is a shopping centre, market, and large food court. Nearby is a tram line and an under-construction metro.

    And on the rooftop is a major bus station that serves multiple bus lines across Melbourne's eastern suburbs. I think about 12 or 14 in total?

    There's whole suburbs where the sole connection to the rest of Melbourne's public transport network is a bus that runs to Box Hill Central.

    Anyone transferring from those busses to a connecting train or tram, or travelling to Box Hill, depends on this one escalator.

    #vicpol #auspol #city #cities #transit #boxhill #Melbourne #train #tram #bus #Vic #Victoria #Australia

  6. Savor a Tuscan Feast at NYC’s FELICE 56

    From the soft lighting to the warm, textured interiors splashed with jewel tones and rich woods, the mood at the new restaurant inside Midtown’s artsy Chambers Hotel made for the perfect end-of-week…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #ItalianRegionalCuisine #AllCities #cities #Foodanddrink #HotelsandResorts #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy #newyorkcity #regionalcuisine #spirits
    diningandcooking.com/2641697/s

  7. Savor a Tuscan Feast at NYC’s FELICE 56

    From the soft lighting to the warm, textured interiors splashed with jewel tones and rich woods, the mood at the new restaurant inside Midtown’s artsy Chambers Hotel made for the perfect end-of-week…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #ItalianRegionalCuisine #AllCities #cities #Foodanddrink #HotelsandResorts #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy #newyorkcity #regionalcuisine #spirits
    diningandcooking.com/2641697/s

  8. Savor a Tuscan Feast at NYC’s FELICE 56

    From the soft lighting to the warm, textured interiors splashed with jewel tones and rich woods, the mood at the new restaurant inside Midtown’s artsy Chambers Hotel made for the perfect end-of-week…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #ItalianRegionalCuisine #AllCities #cities #Foodanddrink #HotelsandResorts #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy #newyorkcity #regionalcuisine #spirits
    diningandcooking.com/2641697/s

  9. Savor a Tuscan Feast at NYC’s FELICE 56

    From the soft lighting to the warm, textured interiors splashed with jewel tones and rich woods, the mood at the new restaurant inside Midtown’s artsy Chambers Hotel made for the perfect end-of-week…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #ItalianRegionalCuisine #AllCities #cities #Foodanddrink #HotelsandResorts #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy #newyorkcity #regionalcuisine #spirits
    diningandcooking.com/2641697/s

  10. Working list: Water towers of Bahrain, Kuwait & Qatar

    While plenty of information on water towers is available online for the nation of Kuwait, very little has been found for either Bahrain and Qatar. Listed below is the data found to date for all three nations. If anyone has access to data on current/former water towers in Bahrain and Qatar, please feel free to pass the information along so these lists can be updated appropriately. Peace!

    Al Hoora Water Towers – Source: shutterstock.com

    BAHRAIN

    Diraz – Source: behance.net

    More Information needed:

    • Al Hoora Water Towers x 2: Manama
    • City Centre Mall Water Tower: Manama
    • Diraz Water Tower: Manama ~ 40 m/131.2 feet
    • ESR Water Tower: Manama
    • Muharraq Water Towers x 6: Manama
    • Sakhir Water Tower
    • Salman City Water Tower: Salman City
    ESR Water Tower – Source: gvalighting.com

    KUWAIT

    Source: en.wikiarquitectura.com
    1. Kuwait Sphere Tower 1 (1979): Kuwait City = 187 m/613.5 feet

    2. Kuwait Sphere Tower 2 (1979) : Kuwait City = 147 m/482.3 feet

    3-33. Kuwait “Torres Mushroom” Water Towers x 31 (1976): Kuwait City = 35m-40m/114.8 feet – 131.2 feet

    Source: alluringworld.com

    QATAR

    Airport Water Tower in. Doha – Source: Flickr.com

    More information needed:

    • WT-1 (Airport)
    • WT-15 (Asiri) – demolished in 2017
    • WT-26 (Bani Hajr)
    • WT-20 (Garrafa)
    • WT-17 (Ghanim Jadeed)
    • WT-19 (Hitmi)
    • WT-21 (Khalifa Town)
    • WT-3 (Luqta)
    • WT-22 (Messai’eed Town)
    • WT-23 (Muraykh)
    • WT-14 (Museum)
    • WT-12 (Naeeja)
    • WT-18 (Rumaillah)
    • WT-25 (Salwa Industrial)
    • WT-24 (Wakrah)

    SOURCES:

    #Bahrain #cities #engineering #geography #GulfStates #history #infrastructure #Kuwait #landUse #MiddleEast #planning #Qatar #skylines #tourism #travel #water #waterTowers
  11. Working list: Water towers of Bahrain, Kuwait & Qatar

    While plenty of information on water towers is available online for the nation of Kuwait, very little has been found for either Bahrain and Qatar. Listed below is the data found to date for all three nations. If anyone has access to data on current/former water towers in Bahrain and Qatar, please feel free to pass the information along so these lists can be updated appropriately. Peace!

    Al Hoora Water Towers – Source: shutterstock.com

    BAHRAIN

    Diraz – Source: behance.net

    More Information needed:

    • Al Hoora Water Towers x 2: Manama
    • City Centre Mall Water Tower: Manama
    • Diraz Water Tower: Manama ~ 40 m/131.2 feet
    • ESR Water Tower: Manama
    • Muharraq Water Towers x 6: Manama
    • Sakhir Water Tower
    • Salman City Water Tower: Salman City
    ESR Water Tower – Source: gvalighting.com

    KUWAIT

    Source: en.wikiarquitectura.com
    1. Kuwait Sphere Tower 1 (1979): Kuwait City = 187 m/613.5 feet

    2. Kuwait Sphere Tower 2 (1979) : Kuwait City = 147 m/482.3 feet

    3-33. Kuwait “Torres Mushroom” Water Towers x 31 (1976): Kuwait City = 35m-40m/114.8 feet – 131.2 feet

    Source: alluringworld.com

    QATAR

    Airport Water Tower in. Doha – Source: Flickr.com

    More information needed:

    • WT-1 (Airport)
    • WT-15 (Asiri) – demolished in 2017
    • WT-26 (Bani Hajr)
    • WT-20 (Garrafa)
    • WT-17 (Ghanim Jadeed)
    • WT-19 (Hitmi)
    • WT-21 (Khalifa Town)
    • WT-3 (Luqta)
    • WT-22 (Messai’eed Town)
    • WT-23 (Muraykh)
    • WT-14 (Museum)
    • WT-12 (Naeeja)
    • WT-18 (Rumaillah)
    • WT-25 (Salwa Industrial)
    • WT-24 (Wakrah)

    SOURCES:

    #Bahrain #cities #engineering #geography #GulfStates #history #infrastructure #Kuwait #landUse #MiddleEast #planning #Qatar #skylines #tourism #travel #water #waterTowers
  12. Working list: Water towers of Bahrain, Kuwait & Qatar

    While plenty of information on water towers is available online for the nation of Kuwait, very little has been found for either Bahrain and Qatar. Listed below is the data found to date for all three nations. If anyone has access to data on current/former water towers in Bahrain and Qatar, please feel free to pass the information along so these lists can be updated appropriately. Peace!

    Al Hoora Water Towers – Source: shutterstock.com

    BAHRAIN

    Diraz – Source: behance.net

    More Information needed:

    • Al Hoora Water Towers x 2: Manama
    • City Centre Mall Water Tower: Manama
    • Diraz Water Tower: Manama ~ 40 m/131.2 feet
    • ESR Water Tower: Manama
    • Muharraq Water Towers x 6: Manama
    • Sakhir Water Tower
    • Salman City Water Tower: Salman City
    ESR Water Tower – Source: gvalighting.com

    KUWAIT

    Source: en.wikiarquitectura.com
    1. Kuwait Sphere Tower 1 (1979): Kuwait City = 187 m/613.5 feet

    2. Kuwait Sphere Tower 2 (1979) : Kuwait City = 147 m/482.3 feet

    3-33. Kuwait “Torres Mushroom” Water Towers x 31 (1976): Kuwait City = 35m-40m/114.8 feet – 131.2 feet

    Source: alluringworld.com

    QATAR

    Airport Water Tower in. Doha – Source: Flickr.com

    More information needed:

    • WT-1 (Airport)
    • WT-15 (Asiri) – demolished in 2017
    • WT-26 (Bani Hajr)
    • WT-20 (Garrafa)
    • WT-17 (Ghanim Jadeed)
    • WT-19 (Hitmi)
    • WT-21 (Khalifa Town)
    • WT-3 (Luqta)
    • WT-22 (Messai’eed Town)
    • WT-23 (Muraykh)
    • WT-14 (Museum)
    • WT-12 (Naeeja)
    • WT-18 (Rumaillah)
    • WT-25 (Salwa Industrial)
    • WT-24 (Wakrah)

    SOURCES:

    #Bahrain #cities #engineering #geography #GulfStates #history #infrastructure #Kuwait #landUse #MiddleEast #planning #Qatar #skylines #tourism #travel #water #waterTowers
  13. Working list: Water towers of Bahrain, Kuwait & Qatar

    While plenty of information on water towers is available online for the nation of Kuwait, very little has been found for either Bahrain and Qatar. Listed below is the data found to date for all three nations. If anyone has access to data on current/former water towers in Bahrain and Qatar, please feel free to pass the information along so these lists can be updated appropriately. Peace!

    Al Hoora Water Towers – Source: shutterstock.com

    BAHRAIN

    Diraz – Source: behance.net

    More Information needed:

    • Al Hoora Water Towers x 2: Manama
    • City Centre Mall Water Tower: Manama
    • Diraz Water Tower: Manama ~ 40 m/131.2 feet
    • ESR Water Tower: Manama
    • Muharraq Water Towers x 6: Manama
    • Sakhir Water Tower
    • Salman City Water Tower: Salman City
    ESR Water Tower – Source: gvalighting.com

    KUWAIT

    Source: en.wikiarquitectura.com
    1. Kuwait Sphere Tower 1 (1979): Kuwait City = 187 m/613.5 feet

    2. Kuwait Sphere Tower 2 (1979) : Kuwait City = 147 m/482.3 feet

    3-33. Kuwait “Torres Mushroom” Water Towers x 31 (1976): Kuwait City = 35m-40m/114.8 feet – 131.2 feet

    Source: alluringworld.com

    QATAR

    Airport Water Tower in. Doha – Source: Flickr.com

    More information needed:

    • WT-1 (Airport)
    • WT-15 (Asiri) – demolished in 2017
    • WT-26 (Bani Hajr)
    • WT-20 (Garrafa)
    • WT-17 (Ghanim Jadeed)
    • WT-19 (Hitmi)
    • WT-21 (Khalifa Town)
    • WT-3 (Luqta)
    • WT-22 (Messai’eed Town)
    • WT-23 (Muraykh)
    • WT-14 (Museum)
    • WT-12 (Naeeja)
    • WT-18 (Rumaillah)
    • WT-25 (Salwa Industrial)
    • WT-24 (Wakrah)

    SOURCES:

    #Bahrain #cities #engineering #geography #GulfStates #history #infrastructure #Kuwait #landUse #MiddleEast #planning #Qatar #skylines #tourism #travel #water #waterTowers
  14. Working list: Water towers of Bahrain, Kuwait & Qatar

    While plenty of information on water towers is available online for the nation of Kuwait, very little has been found for either Bahrain and Qatar. Listed below is the data found to date for all three nations. If anyone has access to data on current/former water towers in Bahrain and Qatar, please feel free to pass the information along so these lists can be updated appropriately. Peace!

    Al Hoora Water Towers – Source: shutterstock.com

    BAHRAIN

    Diraz – Source: behance.net

    More Information needed:

    • Al Hoora Water Towers x 2: Manama
    • City Centre Mall Water Tower: Manama
    • Diraz Water Tower: Manama ~ 40 m/131.2 feet
    • ESR Water Tower: Manama
    • Muharraq Water Towers x 6: Manama
    • Sakhir Water Tower
    • Salman City Water Tower: Salman City
    ESR Water Tower – Source: gvalighting.com

    KUWAIT

    Source: en.wikiarquitectura.com
    1. Kuwait Sphere Tower 1 (1979): Kuwait City = 187 m/613.5 feet

    2. Kuwait Sphere Tower 2 (1979) : Kuwait City = 147 m/482.3 feet

    3-33. Kuwait “Torres Mushroom” Water Towers x 31 (1976): Kuwait City = 35m-40m/114.8 feet – 131.2 feet

    Source: alluringworld.com

    QATAR

    Airport Water Tower in. Doha – Source: Flickr.com

    More information needed:

    • WT-1 (Airport)
    • WT-15 (Asiri) – demolished in 2017
    • WT-26 (Bani Hajr)
    • WT-20 (Garrafa)
    • WT-17 (Ghanim Jadeed)
    • WT-19 (Hitmi)
    • WT-21 (Khalifa Town)
    • WT-3 (Luqta)
    • WT-22 (Messai’eed Town)
    • WT-23 (Muraykh)
    • WT-14 (Museum)
    • WT-12 (Naeeja)
    • WT-18 (Rumaillah)
    • WT-25 (Salwa Industrial)
    • WT-24 (Wakrah)

    SOURCES:

    #Bahrain #cities #engineering #geography #GulfStates #history #infrastructure #Kuwait #landUse #MiddleEast #planning #Qatar #skylines #tourism #travel #water #waterTowers
  15. 📣 REV:EU lunch webinar – learn more about urine diversion!

    REV:EU is a Driving Urban Transition project, focusing on the role of source-separating wastewater systems to redesign urban water supply chains. Within REV:EU three cities are cooperating on reshaping urban water management: Stockholm, Paris and Oslo.

    📅 On May 28, 2026, at 12:00 CEST we host the second REV:EU lunch webinar. During this webinar we will focus on why urine diversion is of interest in city developments. You will hear about

    - What is urine diversion and why Paris is implementing it;
    - Effects at the wastewater treatment plant when urine is removed;
    - Costs of urine diversion compared with other nitrogen removal approaches in Norway.

    We look forward to welcoming you to an inspiring lunch break, advancing the knowledge on source-separating wastewater systems in three European cities.
    Please, share this invite with your colleagues, your networks and to anyone you think would be interested in joining!

    🔗 Use this link to register:
    esmaker.net/esNews/NewsLetter/

    #urine #sanitation #water #Stockholm #Paris #Oslo #urineDiversion #urbanPlanning #cities #urbanism

  16. 📣 REV:EU lunch webinar – learn more about urine diversion!

    REV:EU is a Driving Urban Transition project, focusing on the role of source-separating wastewater systems to redesign urban water supply chains. Within REV:EU three cities are cooperating on reshaping urban water management: Stockholm, Paris and Oslo.

    📅 On May 28, 2026, at 12:00 CEST we host the second REV:EU lunch webinar. During this webinar we will focus on why urine diversion is of interest in city developments. You will hear about

    - What is urine diversion and why Paris is implementing it;
    - Effects at the wastewater treatment plant when urine is removed;
    - Costs of urine diversion compared with other nitrogen removal approaches in Norway.

    We look forward to welcoming you to an inspiring lunch break, advancing the knowledge on source-separating wastewater systems in three European cities.
    Please, share this invite with your colleagues, your networks and to anyone you think would be interested in joining!

    🔗 Use this link to register:
    esmaker.net/esNews/NewsLetter/

    #urine #sanitation #water #Stockholm #Paris #Oslo #urineDiversion #urbanPlanning #cities #urbanism

  17. 📣 REV:EU lunch webinar – learn more about urine diversion!

    REV:EU is a Driving Urban Transition project, focusing on the role of source-separating wastewater systems to redesign urban water supply chains. Within REV:EU three cities are cooperating on reshaping urban water management: Stockholm, Paris and Oslo.

    📅 On May 28, 2026, at 12:00 CEST we host the second REV:EU lunch webinar. During this webinar we will focus on why urine diversion is of interest in city developments. You will hear about

    - What is urine diversion and why Paris is implementing it;
    - Effects at the wastewater treatment plant when urine is removed;
    - Costs of urine diversion compared with other nitrogen removal approaches in Norway.

    We look forward to welcoming you to an inspiring lunch break, advancing the knowledge on source-separating wastewater systems in three European cities.
    Please, share this invite with your colleagues, your networks and to anyone you think would be interested in joining!

    🔗 Use this link to register:
    esmaker.net/esNews/NewsLetter/

    #urine #sanitation #water #Stockholm #Paris #Oslo #urineDiversion #urbanPlanning #cities #urbanism

  18. 📣 REV:EU lunch webinar – learn more about urine diversion!

    REV:EU is a Driving Urban Transition project, focusing on the role of source-separating wastewater systems to redesign urban water supply chains. Within REV:EU three cities are cooperating on reshaping urban water management: Stockholm, Paris and Oslo.

    📅 On May 28, 2026, at 12:00 CEST we host the second REV:EU lunch webinar. During this webinar we will focus on why urine diversion is of interest in city developments. You will hear about

    - What is urine diversion and why Paris is implementing it;
    - Effects at the wastewater treatment plant when urine is removed;
    - Costs of urine diversion compared with other nitrogen removal approaches in Norway.

    We look forward to welcoming you to an inspiring lunch break, advancing the knowledge on source-separating wastewater systems in three European cities.
    Please, share this invite with your colleagues, your networks and to anyone you think would be interested in joining!

    🔗 Use this link to register:
    esmaker.net/esNews/NewsLetter/

    #urine #sanitation #water #Stockholm #Paris #Oslo #urineDiversion #urbanPlanning #cities #urbanism

  19. 📣 REV:EU lunch webinar – learn more about urine diversion!

    REV:EU is a Driving Urban Transition project, focusing on the role of source-separating wastewater systems to redesign urban water supply chains. Within REV:EU three cities are cooperating on reshaping urban water management: Stockholm, Paris and Oslo.

    📅 On May 28, 2026, at 12:00 CEST we host the second REV:EU lunch webinar. During this webinar we will focus on why urine diversion is of interest in city developments. You will hear about

    - What is urine diversion and why Paris is implementing it;
    - Effects at the wastewater treatment plant when urine is removed;
    - Costs of urine diversion compared with other nitrogen removal approaches in Norway.

    We look forward to welcoming you to an inspiring lunch break, advancing the knowledge on source-separating wastewater systems in three European cities.
    Please, share this invite with your colleagues, your networks and to anyone you think would be interested in joining!

    🔗 Use this link to register:
    esmaker.net/esNews/NewsLetter/

    #urine #sanitation #water #Stockholm #Paris #Oslo #urineDiversion #urbanPlanning #cities #urbanism

  20. Oh The Urbanity! make videos about city planning, urbanism, public transport, cycling, housing and related topics. They are based in Canada, but they cover cities in other countries too. You can follow their account at:

    ➡️ @ohtheurbanity

    They've already published over 200 videos. If these haven't federated to your server yet, you can browse them all at video.canadiancivil.com/a/ohth

    #FeaturedPeerTube #Cities #Urbanism #CityPlanning #PublicTransport #Cycling #Housing #Canada #PeerTube

  21. Oh The Urbanity! make videos about city planning, urbanism, public transport, cycling, housing and related topics. They are based in Canada, but they cover cities in other countries too. You can follow their account at:

    ➡️ @ohtheurbanity

    They've already published over 200 videos. If these haven't federated to your server yet, you can browse them all at video.canadiancivil.com/a/ohth

    #FeaturedPeerTube #Cities #Urbanism #CityPlanning #PublicTransport #Cycling #Housing #Canada #PeerTube

  22. Oh The Urbanity! make videos about city planning, urbanism, public transport, cycling, housing and related topics. They are based in Canada, but they cover cities in other countries too. You can follow their account at:

    ➡️ @ohtheurbanity

    They've already published over 200 videos. If these haven't federated to your server yet, you can browse them all at video.canadiancivil.com/a/ohth

    #FeaturedPeerTube #Cities #Urbanism #CityPlanning #PublicTransport #Cycling #Housing #Canada #PeerTube

  23. Oh The Urbanity! make videos about city planning, urbanism, public transport, cycling, housing and related topics. They are based in Canada, but they cover cities in other countries too. You can follow their account at:

    ➡️ @ohtheurbanity

    They've already published over 200 videos. If these haven't federated to your server yet, you can browse them all at video.canadiancivil.com/a/ohth

    #FeaturedPeerTube #Cities #Urbanism #CityPlanning #PublicTransport #Cycling #Housing #Canada #PeerTube

  24. Oh The Urbanity! make videos about city planning, urbanism, public transport, cycling, housing and related topics. They are based in Canada, but they cover cities in other countries too. You can follow their account at:

    ➡️ @ohtheurbanity

    They've already published over 200 videos. If these haven't federated to your server yet, you can browse them all at video.canadiancivil.com/a/ohth

    #FeaturedPeerTube #Cities #Urbanism #CityPlanning #PublicTransport #Cycling #Housing #Canada #PeerTube

  25. ‘Fatbergs’ are taking over city sewers - scientists are fighting back.

    Reeking coagulations of grease and debris are clotting sewers around the world on a colossal scale.

    Cities are deploying new technologies to control this modern menace.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260512

    #Fatbergs #Sewage #Cities #Tech #Water #Environment #Science